Local News Notes From Curtain Goods And Visitors
Local notes list visitors and residents in Humboldt and nearby towns. Names include Mrs W ML Holuke, Mr and Mrs Mutt Golgel of Monroe WI, Fred Southwick, Byd Hneal, Andy brakes of Goldfeld, Harrn Smith of Anes, Mrs Joe Engatrom, M. bk. Million of Ponsford MN, Victor Higeroli of Livermore, C. G. Chipman, BG. Griebel, Ed Palmatecy, and J.W. Jones party visiting Ernest Jones. Also mention pumps at the Corner Store, trips to Clear Lake, visits to Henry Heinke, and a bicycle tour covering about a hundred miles daily. Additional items note weather-related damage near Raye Grove, trips to Charles City, and plans for Humboldt restaurant upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Southwick
Byd Hnealwoot
Mort
Mra
Andy Brakes
Goldfeld
Harrn Smith
Anes
Mru
Joe Engatrom
Woman Im High Lace Miss Mario Lawean in England News
A garbled list of local names describes Mrs Mario Lawean as a notable managing director in England and notes various social visits. It mentions Miss Lawson connected with chambers, trips by Mrs Chat and Miss Gelgel, and Mrs Eilie Lockwood and daughter Lila visiting Maryhalltown. The item includes a Baptist shower, calls from George Whyte of Whyte Motor Co., and other fragmented notices. Also reports on horse accident injuring Miss Helen Elmer, and several local family movements, relocations, and a suspected organized ring of crooks affecting local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario Lawean
Landon
Slan
England
Misa Lawson
Yue Tonedon Chamber of Commerce
Tin Thin British Chamber of
Mra
Eilie Lockwood Ui
Lila
Maryhalltown
the Baptist Y
Walter Craig
In Laws and Lovers Strain Familial Patience
A critique of marriage tensions driven by in laws and parental authority. The piece explores how mutual dislike between Alfred and Martha’s mother, plus a suitor’s control attempts, strains the couple’s happiness. It argues mothers-in-law and daughters’ autonomy influence wedding ease and lifelong harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danton
Bette
Housetlaw
Hholang
Marte
Murtet
Alfred
Onte
Maciel
Cris
Ron
Tate
Muttel
Fred
Ap Ronson
Hinself
Alfreds
Marlel
Awful Singer Upstairs Provokes Quiet Neighborhood Complaint
A neighbor recounts how a student musician upstairs practiced daily, troubling the family. The speaker, feeling unwell, told her husband of the annoyance. The eight year old daughter overheard and later described the scene as intolerable, sparking tension after a bridge gathering where the neighbor sang loudly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susic
Dolly
Stones in Growing Trees Reveal Stone Inclusions
Foresters report stones growing within young trees at several sites including Hoquiam and Snohomish. The pieces, embedded in timber trunks, suggest mineral intrusion during spring growth and may explain sudden wood anomalies observed in multiple specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoquiam
Wash
Megroe
Newlock
State University
Ancient Wall Fragments Found Near Sea of Galilee Site
Ancient wall and column fragments unearthed near the historic town on the Sea of Galilee. Archaeologists rushed to begin excavations under official supervision after the discovery. The area is famed as the Sermon on the Mount location with Mary Magdalene said to have visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titacias
Th Beriay
Sea of Galilee
Mary Magdalene
Marriage in Russia Declared Civil Procedure Only
A Soviet article notes that church marriage holds no legal standing in Russia while divorce is easily obtained by filing at the registry office without solemn vows. It emphasizes that matrimony is treated as a civil contract and that state decrees govern the process, with minimal appeal and shared parental responsibilities for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martidge
Woesla
Bush
Slin Wy
Peper
Minh
Russia
Kremlin
Wedlnek
France
Eitwio W. Hultinger
Tore
Sneeze Gas Discussion Sparks Army Suggestion
A fragmentary excerpt discusses Gen Amos Fries proposing a small quantity of sneeze gas to deter personal crises. It muses on self-destructive thoughts and the hesitation that can prevent action, noting a sober pause may avert a fatal deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Fries
Chemiscal Warfare Service
Jong
Parisians Adopt Weekend Sport As Towns Grow Anglo Saxon
Parisians increasingly embrace sport and leisure as Aubergenville hosts a new golf course and tennis grounds on the Seine near Saint Germain forest. The Notel-Club area resembles a country house, signaling a broader shift as weekend recreation becomes common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taris
Aubergenville
Seine
Forest of Saint-Germain
French Wheat Production Reveals 1822 Output Over Six Million Tons
From a French investigation by the minister of agriculture, 1822 wheat production in France exceeded 6,000,000 metric tons. The decree on incorporating a wheat substitute in milling is to be strictly enforced to avoid diverting wheat into France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Monz
Spinach Seed Production Surges in 1922 Reports
The United States Department of Agriculture notes over 313000 pounds of spinach seed raised commercially in 1922. This marks a 1100 percent rise from 1921 but remains about two thirds of the normal average production, signaling a sharp expansion in output yet incomplete recovery from prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Growth in Manchuria Yields Large Grain Totals
The five northern provinces of Manchuria produced about 9.52 million tons of revenue in the last two years, including 1.27 million tons of wheat. Agricultural production has risen rapidly and steadily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
Taking It By and Large From the Argonaut
An excerpt from the Argonaut presents a cryptic reflection on understanding Einsteinism and measurement. It mentions a two-foot cube and a clock as instruments of pace, with a quoted remark about ado and meaning.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. ML Holuke
Ponsford, Mind
Victor Higeroli
Livermore T
C. G. Chipman
BG. Griebel
Mort Dange
Ed Palmatecy
Chokia
Minn
Cornar
J.W. Jones
Matoda, IL
Ernest Jones
Fred Rasuusson
Will Nissen
Mel Richardson
L. B. McDirmid
Sundiyatt Clear Lake
Josue Misher
Henry Heinke
Finghe
G. A. Rishweilson
Drs
Ray Linb
Clear Lake
Horton
Raye Grove Way
Frank Stoddard
Chariea City
Doris Packard
Ellen
Phish Droyann
Misa Nola Sehnechter
Ihmen
G. HH
Seott
Owasa
Tenzy Geigel
Mrs. Scott
W. Meraan
Los Angeles
Gal
Morvon
Win
Mra. Bubler
Church
Monroe
Wis
Hampton
Knoxville
Laura Newville
Charles
Fort Wade
W.R. Benedict
San
Benerbyty
la Verne
J. N. Benedict
Geneve Herkester
Bri Wahien
Mr. Herkster
Lovie
Mr. Herbster
Anney
Measera
W. le ‘Lepper
Jol Brink
Twinbottle
Posgedaion
Aty
Tupper
Mr. Brink
Humboldt
Altho
Agee
John Veere
Staughton
Emerson
Litchfield
Newton
John Deere
Keller
Standard Oil Service Station
Renwick Auto & Imp. Co
Kinesse, Trip
Renwick, Iowa
Ane
George Whyte
Golifurd
The
Whyte Motor Co
Mra. L
Thacktou
Northfield
Mint
Gladya Watson
Jake DeVore
Gretta
Chas, DeVore
Des Matins
Oltford Fisher Home
Helen Elmer
Horge
Vernon Élidden
Emmetsberg
Ward-Lockwood
Floyd Nash
Calif
Ward
Klemine
Renwick
Fred. B. Tyler
Vernon Consolidated School
Towa
Curtis Publishing Co
Vou Fisk
Des Moines
Wisk
Henry Helinke
Housa
Mr. Fisk
Zane Grey
Renwick Times
Vernon Theatre
William Duncan
Edith Johnson
Dyn
Larry Lemon
Solid Concrete
Marie Prevort
Hic Rorner
Itia
Evan
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